Huron, NY
Recent Huron City Council topics include contracts & procurement, roads & infrastructure, housing, resolutions & ordinances, budget & taxes, technology.
Topics found in recent meetings
- Contracts & procurement
- Roads & infrastructure
- Housing
- Resolutions & ordinances
- Budget & taxes
- Technology
- Permits & licensing
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HuronNY averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $314,220 +4.4% yr/yr · +33.3% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
🗳️ Ballot measures (1)
Propositions decided directly by voters.
Measure Z
2024-11-05 · Passed — 405 yes / 259 no
Recent meetings
Mon Aug 24, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on $1.59M bond for South Main Street streetscape
The Huron City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including final readings on withdrawing from the joint recreation district, establishing a parks advisory board, and setting 2027 residential trash rates. New business includes bond issues for the South Main Street streetscape project and boat basin improvements, a contract for dock replacement, and a traffic signal removal. The meeting also includes routine items like minutes approval and public comments.
- Ordinance 2026-25: bond issuance up to $1,590,000 for South Main Street Streetscape Project
- Resolution 68-2026: contract with K.E. McCartney & Associates for construction administration, not to exceed $261,150.62
- Ordinance 2026-26: bond issuance up to $800,000 for boat basin improvements
- Resolution 69-2026: contract with Shoreline Contractors LLC for floating dock replacement, $750,814.57
- Resolution 57-2026: final reading to withdraw from Huron Joint Recreation District
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William Biddlecombe
Vice-Mayor
Joe Dike
Councilmember
Sam Artino
Councilmember
Monty Tapp
Mayor
Mark Claus
Councilmember
Tom Harris
Councilmember
Joel Hagy
Councilmember
I.
Call To Order Moment of Silence followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
II.
Roll Call of City Council
III.
Approval of Minutes
IV.
Audience Comments Citizens may address their concerns to City Council. Please state your name and
address for the recorded journal. (3-minute time limit)
V.
Old Business
V.a
Resolution No. 57-2026 (third and final reading) (submitted by Stuart Hamilton)
A resolution withdrawing the City's participation in the Huron Joint Recreation District.
V.b
Resolution No. 58-2026 (third and final reading) (submitted by Doug Steinwart)
A resolution establishing the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.
V.c
Ordinance No. 2026-21 (third and final) (submitted by Isaac Phillips)
An ordinance establishing the rate to be paid by residential property owners for the period of January
2027 through December 2027 for residential solid waste collection and disposal; and further
authorizing and directing the Director of Finance to certify the costs of same to the Erie County
Auditor for placement on the tax duplicate for collection with other City taxes in 2027.
V.d
Ordinance No. 2026-22 (second reading) (submitted by Christine Gibboney)
An ordinance amending and restating Chapter 557 Grass, Weeds, and Vegetation in its entirety.
V.e
Ordinance No. 2026-24 (second reading) (submitted by Doug Stein …
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Wed Aug 5, 2026
City Council
Council to vote on withdrawing from joint recreation district, new trash rates
The City Council will hold second readings and votes on withdrawing from the Huron Joint Recreation District, establishing a Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, and setting 2027 residential trash collection rates. New business includes a moratorium on new short-term rental permits, a contract for firewall services ($30,992.45), and participation in a road microsurfacing project on Bogart Road (up to $28,444.30).
- Resolution 57-2026: Withdraw from Huron Joint Recreation District (second reading)
- Resolution 58-2026: Establish Parks & Recreation Advisory Board (second reading)
- Ordinance 2026-21: Set 2027 residential solid waste collection rates (second reading)
- Ordinance 2026-23: Moratorium on new transient rental registration certificates
- Resolution 64-2026: $30,992.45 contract with BCS for firewall and endpoint protection
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William Biddlecombe
Vice-Mayor
Joe Dike
Councilmember
Sam Artino
Councilmember
Monty Tapp
Mayor
Mark Claus
Councilmember
Tom Harris
Councilmember
Joel Hagy
Councilmember
I.
Call To Order
Moment of Silence followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
II.
Roll Call of City Council
III.
Approval of Minutes
III.a
Minutes of the July 28, 2026 regular Council meeting.
IV.
Audience Comments
Citizens may address their concerns to City Council. Please state your name and
address for the recorded journal. (3-minute time limit)
V.
Old Business
V.a
Resolution No. 57-2026 (
second
reading
) (
submitted by Stuart Hamilton
)
A resolution withdrawing the City's participation in the Huron Joint Recreation District.
V.b
Resolution No. 58-2026 (
second reading
) (
submitted by Doug Steinwart
)
A resolution establishing the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board.
V.c
Ordinance No. 2026-21
(second reading
) (
submitted by Isaac Phillips
)
An ordinance establishing the rate to be paid by residential property owners for the period of January
2027 through December 2027 for residential solid waste collection and disposal; and further
authorizing and directing the Director of Finance to certify the costs of same to the Erie County
Auditor for placement on the tax duplicate for collection with other City taxes in 2027.
VI.
New Business
VI.a
Ordinance No. 2026-22 (
first reading
) (
submitted by Christine Gibboney
)
An ordinance amending and restating Chapter 557 Grass, Weeds, and Vegetation in it …
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
City Council
Council to hold public hearing and vote on tax budgets for 2024 and 2027
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2027 Tax Budget and then consider a motion to adopt the 2024 Annual Tax Budget. A presentation from the Ohio Auditor of State's regional liaison is also scheduled.
- Public hearing on proposed 2027 Tax Budget
- Motion to adopt 2024 Annual Tax Budget
- Presentation of award by Scott Sands, Northwest Regional Liaison for the Ohio Auditor of State
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William Biddlecombe
Vice-Mayor
Joe Dike
Councilmember
Sam Artino
Councilmember
Monty Tapp
Mayor
Mark Claus
Councilmember
Tom Harris
Councilmember
Joel Hagy
Councilmember
I.
Call to Order Public Hearing
Public hearing on the proposed 2027 Tax Budget
I.a
Roll Call
I.b
Swear in Witnesses
I.c
Witness Testimony
I.d
Adjourn Public Hearing
II.
Call To Order Regular Council Meeting
Moment of Silence followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
III.
Roll Call of City Council
IV.
Approval of Minutes
IV.a
Minutes of the June 23, 2026 regular Council meeting.
V.
Presentation
Presentation of award by Scott Sands, Northwest Regional Liaison for the Ohio Auditor of
State.
VI.
Audience Comments
Citizens may address their concerns to City Council. Please state your name and
address for the recorded journal. (3-minute time limit)
VII.
Old Business
VIII.
New Business
VIII.a
Motion to adopt the 2024 Annual Tax Budget as prepared and received.
IX.
City Manager's Discussion
X.
Mayor's Discussion
XI.
For the Good of the Order
XII.
Executive Session(s)
XIII.
Adjournment
CITY COUNCIL — REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday, July 14, 2026 @
6:30 PM
City Council Chambers
417 Main Street
Huron, Ohio 44839
🌐 County-level context (Fresno County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (1 pedestrian · 2020)
Business establishments19,144 (301,731 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,505/mo (166 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy39.3% (low numeracy 49% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$6.9M
Annual budget
49
Employees on payroll
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$6.9M
Spending$12.8M
Operating spending ran ahead of revenue this year.
The money — out
source: city procurement & payrollWho the city actually cuts checks to.
49 employees on the public payroll — every position and salary is public record.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.